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Water And Rocks - Another Natural Landscape Photo Page For You

Water and rocks play such a natural role in landscapes around the world. I wanted to share with you this second natural landscape photo page. These pictures below were shot on and around hiking trails in North and South Carolina. In any geographic location, unique beauty surrounds all of us with different rock formations as well as flowing rivers, breathtaking falls, and peaceful areas of solitude.

One of my biggest goals of this website is to provide all of you with as much information and insight in the total world of landscape. In my first natural landscape photography for you there are pictures of different mountains and other scenery in the southeastern United States. The pictures below are only a hand full of different natural water features. The Southern Appalachians and Great Smoky Mountain region have hundreds of unique falls, and other magnificent outdoor views. Feel free to share your waterfall photos or stories with others and help build knowledge of the outside world. Come with me and take a look at just a few inspiring scenery.

High Falls, NC
High Falls, NC

High Falls is in Dupont Forest, south of Brevard, North Carolina. It's about one mile of moderate hiking from the parking area.

Bridal Veil Falls, NC
Bridal Veil Falls, NC

This is a photo of Bridal Veil Falls, also in Dupont Forest. The contrast of tranquility in this picture compared to the one above is very noticeable.

Yellow Branch Falls, SC
Yellow Branch Falls, SC

Yellow Branch Falls in South Carolina is north of Walhalla and in the Sumter National Forest. This falls is a wonderful example of flowing water over rock foundations. This is one of my favorite photos of nature.

Chimney Rock, NC
Chimney Rock, NC

Chimney Rock is located around 25 miles southeast of Asheville, North Carolina. This breathtaking falls is surround by lush forest. The entire area is well known by world travelers.

Bridal Veil Falls, NC
Bridal Veil Falls, NC

A Close Up
A Close Up

The next two photos are also Bridal Veil Falls. The brilliant blue water accents the rock formations in this peaceful setting. I couldn't resist the second photo as to me, this is nature's face.

Looking Glass Falls, NC
Looking Glass Falls, NC

Looking Glass falls is located just north of Brevard, in Pisgah National Forest. This is a natural feature with the summertime flowers surrounding the falls and rocks.

Station Cove Falls, SC
Station Cove Falls, SC

Station Cove Falls is located off the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway in South Carolina. This photo was taken in the autumn and a tree limb was nestled up against the falls.

Shining Rock Wilderness, NC
Shining Rock Wilderness, NC

Shining Rock Wilderness is located southwest of Asheville, North Carolina. This photo represents just one area of natures peaceful attributes. The water flow is soft and gentle and a great place to relax the mind.

Glen Falls, NC
Glen Falls, NC

Glen Falls is located just south of Highlands, North Carolina. As you can see the water rushes rapidly down the rocks. I wanted to share this picture with you as it is a strenuous hike to see the falls.

Laughing Falls, NC
Laughing Falls, NC

Laughing Falls, NC
Laughing Falls, NC

Laughing Falls is located in the Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina. In the first photo, you can see the water dancing or laughing against the rocks. In the second picture, this is a tranquil side of the forest.

Sliding Rock, NC
Sliding Rock, NC

The last shot was taken again in the Pisgah National Forest. It is a popular place to cool off during the summer months. The different color tones of the smooth rocks gives Sliding Rock a great natural wonder. The hiking trail is easy and a short walk to Sliding Rock.

One of the exciting parts of doing this website for all of you is to be able to share in the natural landscapes around where I live. All of these features are part of the overall world of landscape. Many of you do gardens around natural features. I look forward in the future to continue to bring you different photos of the southern United States and some of nature at its best.


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